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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
CRESCENT CITY A SUFFERER.
BURGLARS CRACK A SAFE.
The Post ONCE at Eatonton Visited
by Raidefs.

EAToNToN, GA, April 16.--The post
Office at this place was entered this morning
between II and 5 O'Clock by burglars and
the safe, containing good sum Of money,
was blown open. The burglars gained
entrance to the office through the back door
by means of crowbar. There were three
explosions, all of which were heard by par
ties living in that vicinity, but were not
noticed much until the third one occurred,
which was very loud and was heard several
blocks away. b. w. Hunt, of the firm of
E. B. Ezell e. Co., whose bedroom Is adjoin-
ing the post office was awakened by the
third explosion, and Immediately arose and
lighted lamp and came out on the street,
where he met Charles Dusenbury on his
way to the office to make, up the nail for
the 5: 10 o'clock train. They went into the
Office and found the safe blown to pieces and
the room still full of smoke, but saw nothing
Of the burglars. None of the money
or papers from the safe are nisss
ing, as 1t is supposed the men were fright5
ened away. They carried away about 40
from the money drawer, represeut7
ing the stamp receipts of the previous day
A short piece of fuse and a blood-stalned
piece Of paper were found on the floor. Th4
street lamps were all out this morning and
four men were seen standing near the post
office last night at IL o'clock. There is NOT
the slightest clue to the burglars. The safe
is a complete wreck. 1t was undoubtedly
the work of professional craftsmen, as their
brace and bit and a few tools were found
concealed a short distance from the scene.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
In General Debility, Emaciation,

Consumption and Wasting in Children,
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver Oh with
Hypophosphltes h u nlost valuable food and
medicine. u creates nn appetite Cor food,
Strengthens the nervous system and builds
up The body. Please read II trial Ho0ft'
Emulsion on a young man whom physlciali.
~ times gave up hope .Ince he t..gnn using
the Eniulslon hls eoaEb has ceased. gained
nuooa h.s he WI b. prolonged many isars D
--7joan hOiaasAK. Hospital Steward, NOr.
Gnnla. "a.
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FIGHTING IN AFGHANIsTAN.

The Ameer's Troops Surprise the
Rebels and XIII 200 of Them.
BOMBAY, April 16.--Intellgence has been
received here that body Of the Amer of
Afghanistan's troops made a night attack
upon "A force of Ghlzai rebels and killed 200
Of them. Several villages in the disturbed
district Of Afghanistan have been destroyed
bv fire A number of other tribes than the
GhilNiis are joining in the rebellion against
the authority of the Ameer. IL Is reported
that Russians are moving 10y slow stages to-
ward Zulfcar, which place il about l40
miles northwest of here.
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VIcIsaRunG TO npr1.L.

s ea,aent Davis Old Company Not
A. 'aroa Out by the Negroes.
b,5.,,, HlNaroN' April lG-Tclepums were
,...-. received ct the national drlll head
,.s,..,..I from twoof the companies reported
s..i.. ~, ,2 Withdrawn on nccount OF colored
mi. v ID" camp a. follows:
blI r'I', N The Nieinbi,rg sYn.hrons and
ih fpoi netp, ifilii
HftNtE. captain.
''fAnu Guard nill eiafr
ff... p. b IEgGlhAnD. f1pfdn.
So .lNlf ~ roinpanles wlu o. COM
NNf ~ giyg ~ Do pea M0ud4s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
A NEWSPAPER VENTURE.
Jacksonville Capitalists to Put a New
Morning Daily in the Field.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April lG-There is
a movement on foot here 10 establish new
morning paper. IL will be stock company.
Among the subscribers to the stock being u
number Of the most prominent and
wealthy citizens OF the city. II Is
an assured fact, and viii be
issued lust as soon as the presses, which
have been ordered, arrive and the editorial
force and management have been decided
upon Il will be Democratic In politics and
Il expected 20 voice the sentiments Of tho
party IN this State. IL Is understood that
100000 worth of stock has been subscribed,
with SO. 900 alreadY paid IN.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
MACON MELANCHOLY.
An Unknown Man Found Dead-Ar~
rested as q Lyncher.

An Unknown Man Found Dead-Ar-
rested as a Lyncher.
MACON, Ga, April 16.-This morning
while two fishermen were engaged in pur.
suing their usual avocations they discovered
the body of dead man lying in a thicket
near Walnut creek, in the rear of Capt. S.
S. Dunlap's place, in Fast Macon. He was
living on blanket and had bullet hole in
his right temple. A common nickel-plated
pistol was lying by his side, four chambers
of which were loaded and one empty. Tbs
only things in his pockets were barlow
knife and two pocket-books, one of them
containing Sc. A number of empty shells
were living around and great
many bullets had been fired in
a tree. The Coroner was notified
and he impaneled a jury and held an in
quest They rendered verdict that the
deceased, whose name was unknown, came
to his death from unknown causes. He was
not identified. The remains were interre0
in Fort Hawkins cemetery.
ARRESTED AS A LYNcHER.
This morning at $50 o'clock, while II. G.
Parker was walking along Fourth street
going to his work, he was arrested by
Newell Goodson, who turned him over to
Sheriff Wescott and he was placed in Jail:
Parker's name appears among those charged
with being implicated in the lynching Oh
James Moore last summer, for whom the
Governor offered a reward. Parker
has been fireman on the switch engine Qk
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georges
railroad in this city for four years, and ha4
been working every day. He lives on the
Houston road near the city and owns hu
home He is ~ years old, and could have
left the city il he desired. He was informed
Of the reward as soon as Il was offered. He
denied participating in the hanging and sara
that be was a spectator lie has wife, who
Is deeply giieyed over his arrest. He said
he would not employ n lawyer, as he would
certainly be Vindicatsd. *E
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TICKET COMMISSIONERS.
The Vandalia Road Falls Into Line
With It's Connections.

With It's ConnecJlOns.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, April 16-Up TO
this time the Vandalia line, the st. Louis
link in the Pennsylvania system of roads,
has declined to act with its associates in the
matter of the boycott of the commission
paying Western lines, but yesterday il fell
into line and its agents turned the tickets of
the boycotted roads TO the wall. The same
and st. Louis Bee line. The St. Louis and
San Francisco road is the only Western line
that has joined the commissiOn-paying cru
sade, and in consequence is reaping the re-
ward Of its alliance with the trunk
lines by securing al the through
Western business that they can give
f.. Passengers could not get tickets
beyond Mississippi river points over any
road eIcopt the Frisco
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MUTILATED BY TWO TRAINS.
An Unknown Man Horribly Manglec
Between Two Stations.

BetWeen Two Stations.
New ROCHELLE, n Y, April 16.-This
morning an unknown man while walking
along the track was struck by a freight
train and his body was thrown upon the
pilot of the engine, where it lay until Larch-
mont was reached There it fell TO the road
bed and both feet were cut off Another
train on the opposite track struck the
unfortunate man and once more he was
hurled upon the pilot and lay there until
New Rochelle was again reached. when the
body rolled off and the trunk fell under the
wheels the second time When the train
moved Off it was seen that only the headless
trunk remained after the terrible buifeting
it had received. No one has been able as
yet to tell who the man was.
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MYgrgRIous MURpER.
A Newnansville Negro Called TO His
Door and Shot Dead.

HEwaAEsvILLE. FLA, April l0 "A mys-
terioss shooting ARRAY occurred here Last
night Your well armed men, one negro
Morris jecAoa. ard When ikn inifn cairo
out ~ ,IH who e Hns ie vas literally fId
llof STA halle's Jackson s. pof EXPO -
~ IINH ~ eu1 knows rho "a tNn 1htt1l
ne m Nft IS was d1n1 Further develop,
IIIr.I|. al,l a1I..sf..1
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Chief Justice Cartier Dead.

WASHINGTON, April l6-Chief Justice
David X. Cartier. OF the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia. died al his nome
in this city at 10 O'Clock this evening IN the
18th year Of his age. He had been in III
health for some months, but his condition
was not considered serious until wednesday,
since which time he has rapidly sank. Tho
fnmedlate cause Of his death IS 80 little ul-
der-tood that an autopsy has been deter
mined upon. Cancer of the stomach ~ sup
lNN.nl IL b. fhn rnlnnin t.nIlan
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CLEARED OF CRIME.
Targets Trial for Murder in Harris
County Results in Acqulttal.

COLUMBUS, Ga, April t6.--The trial OF
Samuel Hargett, charged with the murder
of Jesse Calhoun, was concluded in Harris
County Superior Court to-day, tho jury
returning verdict Of not guilty.
Hargett killed Calhoun a. valentino party
three years ago and was never captured. A
short time since he voluntarily siiiTcndered
10 the f,helin Of Harris county % stand his
trial, with the above result he WA ebly
defended by npenker Little aud ex-Ooy.
bsnlth.
The CiefE Manufacturing Company viii
double ~ IpNsent capaeity BY putting 10
fifly nQw lDonn
Ererf lfrff l4 be elHen itis fcefQp WI
- 81 lto Georgia. iaiaad rod ft'a WI
10 followed W fttIr11a1 = s1id from Grill
g. nien iaf llal Is eoanpieGkd V ta1t po'nt
sinai 3nrH
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SHOT AT A SPRING.
An Indian Kills Two Men and then
Blows Out His own Brains.

Blows Out His own Brains.
CHICAGO, April ia special from Tab
lequah, Indian Territory, reports that at
Viana Thursday John Mccoy, James Cristie
and creek Indian named Creek Jim were
together at spring The two former were
washing their faces when the Indian stepped
behind them and shot both the others Kill
ing them on the spot. Greek Jim then said
to man near by, I'm give myself up
and putting his pistol to his head fired, blow
ing his brains out. There had been bad
blood existing between Greek Jim and
Cristie for some time previous TO this
bloody affair.
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PENSACOLA POINTS.
Investments in Realty A Baby's
Corpse Found in Ditch.

PENSACOLA, FLA, April 16.-David
Wright, Of Dunkirk, N. Y, purchased the
''Yniestra building" on the corner Of Pala-
fox and Romano streets at public auction,
and paid therefor S21, 200.
II. j. RaffensbergeT, of Toledo o., a we'll
known and successful real estate operator Of
that city. has been spending several days in
the city and will make investments.
The corpse Of a white female infant was
found in the north ditch of Garden street
to-day. The infant had not been long in
this world, evidently having been deposited
ut the place where an attempt at hiding was
made u very short time after its birth.
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Father and Son Killed.

MEMPHIS, April l6.--Austin Walker Ccol-
orcD and his SON Henry were shot and
killed carly this morning by Deputy Sheriff
Tom Pearson The officer attempted 10
search their premises for some stolen goods
when they resisted, and in the fracas which
followed both father AMI son were killed.
Pearson surrendered bims.lf
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FEARS OF LYNCHING.
Harrisonburg's Approaches Patrolled
by a Military Company.

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, April 16.-Much
excitement was occasioned last night by u
rumor that u party Of men from Augusta
county would lynch Preston johnson and
Bob Venablo, negroes confined in juil here,
charged with burning W. Il. Glovers barn
on April 3. The Sheriff had the military
company put on guard, and they will con
tinue TO patrol the approaches % the town
tonight. These men were removed from
Augusta county 10 avoid lynohing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
A Dynamite Bomb.

MADRID, April ia large dynamite
bomb. with a burning fuse attached, was
found tonight 10 room near the private
Office OF the Minister of Public Works. An
e'nploye pluckily quenched the fuse, and
there was no explosion.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-17
Rough on Pilos. ("

Why suffer pilesi Immediate relief and
complete cure guaranteed. Ask for Rough
on Piles.n Sure cure Tor itching, proti1d-
Ing, bleeding or any form OF Piles. Doc AZ
druggist or mailed.
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WAsmyoTDs.. April lg Brig. Gen.
Orlando IS N'io1k Has t0day placed on
che retired ~, having roaeaed t1e ago ~
~ tr1fa
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THE NEW ATTITUDE.

For a time the Centre party must hold
Itself in an expectant attitude and abstain
from its former tactics of waging an unceas-
ing battle against the State, and must vote
for the bill and await a turn in the orders Of
the Vatican. The national press asks if this
can mean pelulanent peace
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01
PERSONAL POINTS.


Miss Lucy BARRIER, Of Paducah, KY,
is visiting Miss Carrie Splcer, OF No. 336
Vance street.
MRs. VIRGINIA SNEED, mother Of Mr..
Jack Sneed, il dangerously Ill at her resi-
dence, on Shelby street.
On. Il. J.. BULLINGIoS will be absent
from the city on Thursday, December /.
on business at his old home, fernando,
Miss.
Miss MAMIE KEyNEDY, ot Louisville,
will arrive In the city tomorrow, and will
visit Miss Fannie LOwrnce, on Linden
street.
Mrs. J. G. NcEScEog and children, after
an absence Of about three months, visiting
relatives in Arkansas, have returned TO
their home In thus city.
Miss BETTE SRIprS, who has been
visiting at Louisville, Is expected home
today. She will he accompanied by Miss
Sue Richardson, Of that city.
VIsIroRs on Change yesterday @. II.
Davis, Saltillo, Miss; Miss Grace McCann.
Jcheronyille, Ind; Miss AgnosToof, city;
MB. 4. Williamson, Milan, Tenn.
JouS Mex. JoSEs, brother Of DR.. Hebcr
Jones, has been seriously Ill ut the Gayoso
hotel for several weeks with malarial ty-
phoid fever. lie Is still quite feeble.
Mas. A. WARSEG and Miss Lisla Gctz,
Of Chelsea leave this morning for Nash
Vile, where they will visit the former
lady's sister.in-law for FIVE OF six weeks.
JonN KIRKPATmcK, Of Chicago, arrived
yesterday for the sole purpose OF attending
~. Andrews banquet last night lIo
comes ~ regularly as does the occasion,
and IL always cordially received.
A NOTABLE Tennessee trio, stopping at
the Gayoso hotel, j. Judge James Fcnircs.,
Of Bolivar; the Hon. W. III. McCony, OF
Jackoon, and the Hon. John 4. llilsman.
OF Nashville. They arc three representa-
tive and popular men.
TIKI Rev. y. 7. Hart. Of the Memphis
| conference, late Oi Dycrsburg. but recently
appointed presiding elder Of the Mckenzie
| district, died after brief Illness nj Drc=.
tccmcd minister and dearly beloved by his
| brethren.
PgEsipENr HAppEN appeared on the
streets again yesterday, and continued "a
receive cordial greetings from his admirina
constituents. Tho popular official Is grad.
ually recovering his wasted strength, and
will have rcgaincd his usual robust health
10y January.
STATE SENATOR Cor. w. n. HALLBrH
roS, Of Dewitt, Ark, Is stopping ut Gas
TONS hotel, and is On route 10 Washington
A. State fiscal agent Tor settlement or com
promise with the United States gogern
mcnt OF the land debt Of Arkansas, involy
ing nearly 5000, OOO Col. Halliburton
though up in tho seventies, Is hale and IN
good health, and the hope Of his friends 4
that for years 10 como lac will be able Il
do the State service. Ills name Is upOt
the veteran List OF TITS APPEAi, having
been a subscriber ior more than fort!
years.
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Marriage at Denmark.

Special Dispatch 10 the Appeal.
Jackson, Tenn, Nov. 20. Capt J. 7.
Avis, n prominent merchant of Taylor,
Miss, gentleman Of enormous farming
and mining interests, and Miss Mamie
Tunsaw, one Of Madison oouniy's most
beautiful and accomplished young ladies,
were married ut the residence OF the
brides father, near Denmark, this county,
this morning AT 10 O'Clock. After pariak-
ing Of sumpiuous repast nj | o'clock
n. m., the happy couple were driven 10
Brownsville, where they boarded the train
for Memphis, and will remain there sew
eral days, guests Of the Peabody hotel.
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DIED.

CKITFtNG-M family residence, No. - Ala
hama street. "Wednesday morning. Nov ~, W., az
Tij O'Clock. Ia The l9ih year ol bis age, WILLIAM
~ tHirfthg.
Funcrai will take plaoc from residence this
THrRsDANl morning at n O'Clock. Friends 81
tn family ny Invited. Services BY the Rev Eugene
Dsuici
CREIGHTON "Wednesday. November N. te7
Told srrl NJ the rssidenee Of her snnin law, Nc.
Ttuna4 FARRELL corner Of Hill aud Nusby HiruUtG
Sin. iitfN CuTieutus aged ~ years
Funeral Will take place ffun the nrldcncc NJ her
f1n IN law this (Iliu KSDAll afternoon. nvccinbcf
I, nj o'clock Nsnlccs al ~ hflFds thufrh.
friends Of Tho larrull and " Reilly aW lnviird.
The dorafrt sas the mother 81 tie late lsquirv
John &. Crrirhiou. ala. The mUihtr 81 the late
Mrl N. n. bfllly, and aisp the mother u Der unli
surviving daughter, hu InfrvN. Thus has IN.
other one NJ OUT ancient and well known Christian
ladsf departed Iron NJ, belna.nne 81 the anricnl
landmarks Of this city, having nnldcd here
fluon ihil
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MemnI,I. Ilicnicr.

Tie Merchant Of Venice" with Mr..
Kccne rs Shylock, was aiincliycly rcn.
dcrcd at the matinee yesterday. In the
treatment Of the character Mr. kccno Is
excellent In general and In detail. In pro
noting the general effect the support CON
tributed picturcsqucncss 10 many Of the
socncs Of the comedy. The chief interest,
OF course, centcs In Shylock, the other
characters moving around Il and adding 10
IT, effectiveness. Mr. kccnc gave The iino
role strong impcronati0n which met
with prompt recognition on the pari Of the
audience.
Al night "Richard I'LL" drewa crowded
houac, and dcscryingly. Mr.. Keenc was
In his element n the bloody Duke
OF Gloster, II being generally
conceded that In this role he particularly
eXocls his conircrcs and IL the very hcsa
Richard now upon the American stage.
lie largo audience OF last night would
rceni 10 oorrobomie this statement, and, II
II did not, the enthusiastic and long con.
iinued applause which greeted each act,
and which bunt into wild enthusiasm
when Richard met Richmond and, fighting,
fell CA Rosworth Field. would settle the
question. The company gave good sup.
port and shaved IN tho applarse 81 the
evening, which was carefully anil liber-
ally bestowed by ths audience where u
WIS deserving and justly dcr. Mr..
Kecne's engagement closed With lasl
nights performance.
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matte events of the season, and our people
are always ready to accord her hearty
welcome.
Next week Mrs Bowers will be seen in
six great parts, each distinct in their
character "Quecn Elizabeth" "Mary
Stuart" "Laly Audlcy," "Tbo Jealous
Wife," "Madame CrUsus," modern
emotional play from the French of Georges
Ohnet, and the principal part in cold Love
Letters; this last piece being played in
conjunction with "Thc Jealous Wife" A
celebrated author. on seeing the above
repertoire in New York, observed that Mrs.
Bowers had "thc versatility OF an immor-
tai and the endurance OF an athlete" Mrs.
Bowers support is very strong, and Mem
phis play-goers may look forward TO n rare
treat next week, the repertoire being as
follows Monday, "Queen Elizabeth" 7;
Tuesday and Saturday matinee, MARY
Stuart; Wednesday, "Madame Crrsus'' (;
Thursday, "Lady Audlcy's Secret; Fri.
day, double bill, "0ld Love Letters" and
1.-THE Jealous Wife" The bill for Satur-
day night has not yet been selected. The
sale OF seats for the engagement will open
tomorrow friday morning.
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sol smith Russell.

"Bewitched," Il three act farcical piece,
viii be the theater at raction tonight, pre-
scented by the well known comedian, Sol
Smith Russell, supported by a good com
pany Of people. The plot Of the comedy
refers to an amulet which some one has
brought from India, and which causes ev-
cry one who touches it to do exactly what
they do not want TO do. MIR. Russell, who
appears as the good young man, gets the
amulet in possession, and large amount
OF fun follows. II deals with the merry
side OF oCcultism, and while it is an inn
possible play, it is none the less pleas
antly remembered by being 80. Between
acts Mr.. Russell will introduce several
spcCialties, among thom "Dorcas Penny
royal, spinster, with songs.
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Criminal Court.

The grist brought for grinding yesterday
was not OF very superior quality. John
Middleton, for carrying dirk, was given
n sentence OF $50 fine and six months in
the workhouse.
George Jones, who made murlerous
slash ut the throat OF Hattie Robertson Mt
tho Mississippi q Tennessee railroad last
week, was found guilty of assault with in
tent to kill, and sentenced TO ten years IN
the pcuitcntiary. This did not sit lightly
on Jones, and when handcufIed and placed
near window he made stealthy but I'M
successful dash for liberty. Quietly slip.
ping the cuffs from his hands, he slipped
through the open window, slid down one
OF the supports to the massive water tower
and reached tho cellar. There lac was
found by a deputy sheriff and returned TO
his place in the courtroom, where he re-
manned until escorted TO Jail to await
transportation to Nashville.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-01
sNrnn Of EIas

MANUFACTURED only by Tie V1lIlornIl Fip
Syrup company nan Francisco. Cal, j.
natures own true laxative. II is the most
easily taken aud the most pleasantly effective
remedy known 30 cleanse the system when
bihousor costiye. Ia dispcl hrrdachcs colds
digestion, etc For sale la - cents aud "
bottles by A.. J. iieister ami al leading
druggists Van Nlect 4 Co. &. W. Jones 4
Co., w. y. Wilkcrson & Co. Mansfield z
Co., have been appointed wholesale agent.
az Memphis.
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CAUGHT IN THE COURTS.
ANOTHER PRISONER ESCAPES FROM
THE CRIMINAL COURT ROOM.
Caught in the Cellar After Slide
Down an Iron Post, to Escape a Ten
Year Sentence in the Pen--Among
the Magistrates.

In the United States circuit court yes
terday James Bib, who had been tried
ON the charge OF selling medicine contain
ing liquor was discharged, the jury so
recommending.
Thomas and George Seay and Joseph
Kicks, OF Shelby county, and Mrs. j. j.
Brooks, Of Lauderdale county, this Slate,
were tried and acquitted OF the charge
Of tipping or retailing liquor without pay
inc q PneciAl tax.
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rnr nrnnLnr. ,nnrht.

William Carson, George ~. Clair, H.
Miller, C. Price and J. Broadman young
white men, were arrested last night by
Officers Bowel aud Bigg,, Who caught then,
breaking the seals on cars In the yards oil
the Mississippi 4 Tennessee railroad.